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Get in touch Action Network Data Team Reception channel on Mattermost or email datateam@extinctionrebellion.uk or request some time with us via our Training Request Form Make sure you let us know what local group or email list your query is refering to. T...

The following instructions are aimed at people who are already Admins (and have the permission level of 'Group Access'). If you feel like you should have this ability then contact the Action Network Data Team. So if you are still reading - you are probably som...

This report will pick up all new subscriptions to your email list. Click on 'Report' Give the report a name Scroll further down the left hand column and pick (for example) all sign ups in the last 7 days. Click 'Save and select data' blue button ...

Making your own stencils We advise using old wallpaper for stencils. Just lay the printed sheets, in order where appropriate, over the wallpaper and cut through. This can be done by hand with a craft knife or scalpel, or if available, could be done quickly an...

You only need to do this if you have your own domain. e.g. xrnottingham.org Setting this up helps improve the delivery rates to inboxes (rather than going to junk/spam). This is highly recommended for lists over 5000 in size. The extinctionrebellion.uk domain ...

Note : Protonmail seems to be the most sensitive to errors like this, so sending [test] emails to a protonmail address is a good way to test for errors. Filename glitch Glitch noticed Apr 2022 : If photos look like they've been added to your email, but when yo...

What is Action Network? It is the tool that XRUK uses for sending emails out to the movement. It is funded centrally and available to all local groups, and organises groups by Region/Nation. People can join either at the 'top' (i.e. at the XRUK level) by signi...

Request training for yourself (or a small group) using this form We provide: A quick overview session (10mins plus questions), suitable for Nation/Region or Local Group meetings to introduce people to Action Network as a essential tool for mobilisation and co...

Why would a group choose to use XR's Action Network account, rather than alternatives such as Mailchimp? Benefits It's a network - when signing up for a local group email list, people are also subscribed to their region/nation and to the XRUK email list. The...

All these questions are available to all groups using the the XRUK network When you use these questions in your forms/events the data you collect will be added to subscribers record. You can also create your own questions in a form or event, but these will jus...

This collection of intention statements, regenerative reminders, poems, prose which can be helpful for the start or end of sessions. If you have a contribution, please contact the Rebel Toolkit team via their Mattermost Reception or email LGsupport@extinctionr...

A Guide To Coming Down to Earth The last few years have been both a productive and challenging time for Extinction Rebellion. The movement has had to learn on its feet and adapt to a continuously changing landscape whilst experiencing new tactics from the pol...

An Outreach Hub is a pop-up tent where you can find XR info and support, meet rebels, pick up vibrant print designs and join trainings and workshops. They also serve as a place of sanctuary where you can pull up a chair and know you’ll be welcomed. A lot of th...

Spamming can be an issue with Telegram chats. If the invite link to a Telegram group chat is public, then anyone can join! If members can share the group's invite link, it can end up anywhere! If you receive direct messages [DM] from random people on Telegram ...

Guidance for street speakers You can download the Street Speaker's Guidance Google doc to help you prepare. The guidance covers as many options as possible however if you feel something is missing or have useful tips and hints, please send your suggestions to ...

Hopefully, you’ll never be in a tricky situation; but sometimes people can troll, spam or act against XR’s Principles and Values on group chats. In general, this is less likely to happen on closed, secure chats, but it is a good idea to have ‘agreed in advance...

Larger chats such as Local Group chats cannot practically be kept completely secure, because you need to be able to welcome new people into them. It is therefore important to make it clear that these chats are not secure, and no 'spicy' information should ever...

The information below is also available to download as a pdf Summary Aims The Stoke Newington Community Listening Circles project was co-developed by people from Hackney XR and St Mary’s Church in Stoke Newington. We saw the need for action to be taken within ...